Kde je nejbližší prádelna?
kde ye NEY-blizh-shee PRAH-del-na?
Where is the nearest laundromat / laundry service?
Usage
Use when looking for the nearest laundry facility while traveling
Grammar Note
Czech questions about location begin with "kde" (where)
Kolik stojí praní a sušení?
KO-lik STO-yee PRA-nyee a SU-she-nyee?
How much does it cost to wash and dry?
Usage
Use to ask about the cost of washing and drying
Grammar Note
"Kolik stojí?" is the standard Czech phrase for asking about prices
Jak dlouho trvá praní?
yak DLOU-ho TR-vah PRA-nyee?
How long does the laundry take?
Usage
Use to ask how long the laundry process takes
Grammar Note
"Jak dlouho trvá?" is the standard Czech phrase for asking about duration
Nabízíte praní se stejnodenním výdejem?
NA-bee-zee-te PRA-nyee se STEY-no-den-nyeem VEE-de-yem?
Do you offer same-day laundry service?
Usage
Use when you need laundry completed on the same day
Grammar Note
Yes/no questions in Czech can be formed with rising intonation or verb-first word order
Můžete vyprat toto jemné prádlo opatrně?
MOO-zhe-te VI-prat TO-to YEM-ne PRAHD-lo O-pat-rnye?
Can you wash this delicate item carefully?
Usage
Use when handing over a delicate garment needing gentle washing
Grammar Note
"Můžete" is the polite Czech form of "can you"
Tato košile potřebuje chemické čištění.
TA-to KO-shi-le PO-trzhe-bu-ye KHE-mits-ke CHISH-tye-nyee.
This shirt needs to be dry-cleaned.
Usage
Use when bringing in a garment that requires dry cleaning
Grammar Note
Czech uses "chemické čištění" (chemical cleaning) for dry cleaning
Máte prací prostředek nebo aviváž?
MAH-te PRA-tsee PROS-trzhe-dek NE-bo A-vi-vahzh?
Do you have detergent / fabric softener?
Usage
Use to ask if laundry supplies are available
Grammar Note
"Máte" is the polite Czech form of "do you have"
Moje prádlo není čisté — můžete ho vyprat znovu?
MO-ye PRAHD-lo NE-nyee CHIS-te — MOO-zhe-te ho VI-prat ZNO-vu?
My laundry is not clean — can you rewash it?
Usage
Use to request rewashing when clothes are still dirty
Grammar Note
"Znovu" is the Czech adverb meaning "again"
Mohu použít pračku sám?
MO-hu PO-u-zheet PRACH-ku sahm?
Can I use the washing machine myself?
Usage
Use to ask if you may use the washing machine yourself
Grammar Note
"Mohu" is the polite first-person singular form of "can" in Czech
Je zde k dispozici žehlení?
ye zde k DIS-po-zi-tsi ZHEH-le-nyee?
Is there an ironing service available?
Usage
Use to inquire about ironing service at a hotel or laundry
Grammar Note
"Je zde k dispozici?" is a formal Czech expression to check service availability
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